Before answering your post, I must say that I do apriori respect all you, guys, who form a team we're working in right now. I want us to elaborate the superior quality material. And I hope we'll do it together, helping each other.
1)There is no need in a producer, there is just a need in discussing every single aspect of collective work. I do personally receive 44 k projects much more often, especially in audio (not video) production. You know, mp3 and CD's are 44 k. As well as most of the sample libraries. There are virtual keyboard instruments that do not work in 48 k and so on and so on. So 48 as the audio production standard is something new to me.
2)Now, about "ignoring" my question. My question WAS ignored, because you did not answer anything before tracking guitars. Just thinking something and doing what you think is right actually means ignoring
Not a big problem in this exact case, but makes our collaboration a little less pleasant
My question about tempo appeared when I was programming drums and i noticed that DIO version is a bit faster in the beginning. And it gives it more drive and life. I do not insist on it, it is just my point of view, but it should be respected.
3)Ok. Now when we have shared our opinions, let us discuss another important thing, and let us do it right now. Who's gonna mix the entire thing? If it will be me, then i need guitars in 44k. If it will be Raptor7, then ok - I'll track vox in 48k.
Let's think how will we chose the mixing dude
First of all - who's willing to do it (who's wlling MORE)? Second - who's doing it better. Third - who's less busy.
4)What was your gear chain for tracking guitars? It is interesting to know.
